In 25 years of negotiations, no measure to control fossil fuel production has ever been discussed.
The Vagrancy Act was passed as a measure to control workless crowds on the streets in the early nineteenth century.
"The Malaysian government is using this law as a repressive measure to control dissent," said Donna Guest, the organisation's deputy Asia-Pacific director.
Originally the state pension age was set to increase to 67 by 2036, and the decision to bring the date forward will affect around 8 million people aged between 42 and 51 who had expected to be able to retire at 66. Osborne said the move was in response to rising life expectancy and described it as "a measure to control spending [which] is not for today or for next year or even for the next decade".
The government, which still owns 30% of Enel, has plans for a slew of asset sales as a measure to control the country's hefty debt.Manchester United, the world's richest football club, ended talks about a possible takeover by Malcolm Glazer, an American sports tycoon, who has recently upped his stake in the club to 29%.
And shall they not be allowed to know anything that is transpiring within that army?... Is the army to be a sealed book to the country?" After the news leak, Stanton told Hooker that the War Department would support any measure to control journalists.
Charcoal making initially commenced as a measure to control bush encroachment on the ranch.
Sampling does not seem an effective measure to control pathogens in powdered food.
Since the 1950s, there has been afforestation measure to control soil erosion and improve ecosystem services on the plateau.
The forwarded message designation is meant as a measure to control the spread of viral misinformation in countries like India, where the company has 200 million users.
As a result the application of synthetic pesticides have been a measure to control pests and diseases in order to increase yields (Dankyi et al. 2014).
